Todd Frankel

Pro-Palestinian student groups are calling for “divestment” from the Israeli war effort. But little is known about the $850 billion in U.S. college endowments.

Cities are frustrated by 911 calls from senior facilities to help residents off the floor or toilet. Some are now charging fees, but facilities keep calling.

Haley, Trump’s main competitor, acknowledged that the pledge was a requirement to participate in RNC debates but added that the party has changed since then.

Tech executive Austin Russell announced in May an $800 million deal to acquire Forbes Media Group, but questions were raised about potential foreign influence.

Access to Narcan, a lifesaving drug that reverses overdoses, has been limited by Emergent BioSolutions’ hunt for profits, including a five-year delay in bringing it over the counter.

Many modern gunmakers ship their AR-style rifles with larger magazines. These magazines have been popular with a particular subgroup: America’s mass shooters.

The AR-15 wasn’t supposed to be a best-seller. It’s the result of a dramatic shift in American gun culture fueled by the firearms industry and its allies.

It’s among the largest civil penalties in the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s history. Peloton is being fined for the hazardous treadmill defeats.

Safety regulators sued to force ThyssenKrupp Access to address problem that trapped children

At least 20 manufacturers have shifted operations, mirroring the widening political divide.